The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

George A. Adams. of Martinsvlle, was in the
city yesterday on legal business.
Mrs. Willis Appleton left yesterday for Cam
bridge, Mass, TO visit her mother.
Miss Gertrude Blackmore, former resident
of this city, now living in Kansas, is visiting
friends here.
Miss Jennie Coleman and Miss Mary White
have gone to Lacrosse, Wis, to visit school
mates for month
Miss Sample. of Lafayette who has been the
guest of Miss Elizabeth Ray or a week, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs Calie Rocker Fishback has returned
from pleasant visit with her cousin, Miss Ger
trude Rocker, of Castleton. Ind.
Mrs H. S. Tucker came down from Cedar
Beach on Monday and will return Tomorrow
for the remainder of the summer.
Mrs B. B. Peck and children leave this morn
ing for Cleveland, Rochester, Springfield, Mass.
and Portland. Me-, to visit for two months.
Mrs. E. S. Fols and children leave next
Wednesday for Lake Mills. Wis. where they
have q cottage. MIR. Folsom will follow later.
Mr.. Thomas j. Newkirk, of Nashville, is in
the city. Nashville has determined to have
water-works. and Mr.. Newkirk has been author
lied to ascertain what the cost of the machinery
will be-
Judge F. M. Finch and Miss Finch went to
West Baden yesterday. Judge Finch was some
what affected by the heat several weeks ago,
The rem aims of Robert Langdon, the boy who
died of lock-jaw, caused by the explosion of
sky rocket which injured his knee. were taken to
Dayton by his parents yesterday for burial
Mr.. W. G. Lemon, who has been in the city
for a few days on a prospecting trip, returned
to his home in Kentucky last night He will
probably locate here this fall with his family.
The death is announced of Mrs. A b. Irving,
at Colorado Springs, July 10. She was most
estimable woman, who had many warm friends
husband,
and daughter to mourn her loss.
jackson Landers last evening received tele-
gram from his wife who three weeks ago went
to San Pierre Neb.. stating that her sister
very dangerously sick and she anxious to
see her mother. who resides at Gosport, Ind.
At noon to-day Mr.. Landers and his wife's
mother leave for Nebraska.
The New York World says that Stella Reese
has been granted absolute divorce from her
husband. William Wallace Allen, and has been
permitted to resume her maiden name. She is
now IN the city q visit to her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. r. FL. Reese. She has engagement for
next season as leading lady in the Robert Down
ing com binaton. and the repertoire will include
the Gladiator" "Ingomar," aud kindred plays.
The season opens early in September, with four
weeks in New York city.
Frank Fenton, one of the best known mec han
les in the city, and who for some years was fore
at the saw works of E. c. Atkins & Co..
died yesterday of Bright's disease. Mr. Fenton
and Mr.. Atkins learned their trade together liz
Connecticut, and in 1856 Mr.. Atkins came West
he sent for Mr.. Fenton to come out and take a
position in his shop which he did. From that
time to his going to his home on account of what
proved his fatal illn ness he had been In the
ploy of E. G. Atkins.
An unusually enjoyable picnic was given yes
terday at SCOTS farm. Those who attended
were. many of them, members of the old ''ger-
man" dancing club. Among those who went
were Miss Keen, of Evansville. and Miss Dill, of
Clearfeld. guests of Miss Florence Krag. Misses
Minnie ard Florence Coffin, Kate Lands, Carrie
Halen. Lille Bntier, Josephine robinson Jessie
Daley. Lille Reeves. Linda Gray. Margaret
Baldwin, and Messrs. Eden, Foster. Murphy,
Pomeroy. Hord, Caldwell and others. Mrs.
Pomeroy chaperoned the young ladies.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
New Denison Hotel: S. B. Benjamap. New
York; A w. Samson. A. d. Ayers. j. NJ Ferree
Chicago: Joseph futile, Charlottesville; f. W.
Anderson, II. W. Chase. Lafayette c. III. South,
berry. Cincinnati; Chas. McGrew. Huntington;
A. B. Clark. Cincinnati B. F. Willis. Atlanta.
Ga; NJ. A. HAMPTON, Jeffersonville; G. b. Lit
tie. Springfield ILL.,: J. B. Martin, R. A. Steieer,
Bloomington. Ill.,; w. *. Lany. Bradford. Pa;
B. g. Hail. Shelbyville.
Grand Hotel: WIN. Bradshaw Delphi; Thos
McQuade F. III. Nicol. knightstown; J. l.. Peck
Michigan City; Jno W. Hawkins, Beare o. ;
F. Metz, Decatur; C.. w. Wells, Geo. Meigs
Columbus Ind; Oscar K. Lyle, New York: Mrs.
c. E. Canine. Columbus, Ind; G. W. Byers,
Sherman. Tex; K. l.. Bailey, Rock Island; Paul
Tremmeltz. San Francisco Cal; NJ. E. Fish.
Piqua, O.; Mutton j. Malery, Danville F. w.
Dowden, Greensburg; c. G. Schlatter Fort
Wayne: Jas. Havs, Greencastle; Miss Donahue,
Miss Carlow, New York; J. NJ Steiner. Green
castle.
Bates House: Mrs M. Koppul and son, Gal
weston, Tex: r. NJ Little, Chicago; l.. II.
Crowell. H. B. Titus, l.. H. Cress. New York;
F. M. Dakin, Columbus, O.; Miss Hattie Lloyd,
Mt. Sterling. KY; Miss Maggie Durham. S. F.
Lockridge. Greencastle; L. ID. Potter. Bowling
Green KY; Thos J. Newkirk. Rushville; A.
W. Bond. Dayton; Fred J. Movers. Covington.
KY; A. c. Humphrey. j. d. Baldwin, Louisville;
Pittsburg; w. f. Hayes. Springfield: w. C.
Goodwin, Bristol; Morris Simms, Dayton F. G.
Brady Cleveland; H. L. Rummel. Newport,